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    I hope I don't bore people with goat posts. but if you want to be self sufficient then you shouldn't forget that goats are on your doorstep and a reliable source of protein. I used the 223 this time instead of the old 303; it felt like I was cheating on the missus leaving the three oh at home...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bumblefoot View Post
    I hope I don't bore people with goat posts. but if you want to be self sufficient then you shouldn't forget that goats are on your doorstep and a reliable source of protein. I used the 223 this time instead of the old 303; it felt like I was cheating on the missus leaving the three oh at home...
    I look forward to your posts about living the more self-sufficient life, I think a lot of people aspire to do things more like your way

    If anyone in Wgtn is keen on goats, I drive the Akatarawa Rd (back road Upper Hutt to Waikanae) fairly regularly and met half a mob there tonight between the summit and Staglands (Hutt side of summit) around 630pm towards 7

    There's plenty of meat running around in the hills

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    Quote Originally Posted by bumblefoot View Post
    I hope I don't bore people with goat posts. but if you want to be self sufficient then you shouldn't forget that goats are on your doorstep and a reliable source of protein.
    If I could get a goat or two I'd be a happy gourmet.

 

 

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